Yes. Though, it is rare for the entire lake system to freeze over, ice coverage can still reach 90% or more. According to GLERL's records, two lakes have frozen over completely: Lake Superior in 1973 ...

Black ice gets its name from the usual colour of the road and pavement. (Image: Getty) While black ice is actually transparent, it gets its name from the dark colour of the road, driveways and ...

Despite its name, black ice isn’t actually black. The asphalt beneath the layer of ice gives it a dark appearance, allowing it to blend in with the surface. This makes it especially treacherous.

When snow falls from the sky, you don’t usually see individual ice crystals, but rather clumps of crystals stuck together.

Arctic sea ice is disappearing fast, and scientists have turned to an unexpected cosmic clue—space dust—to uncover how ice has changed over tens of thousands of years. By tracking helium-3–bearing ...